Sitting man by jclP

2D • People • posted on Oct 24, 2019

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mixed technique : painter/artrage thanks for you visit and comment

Comments (14)

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Kordouane

10:48AM | Thu, 24 October 2019

Very great work, it's superb: star2:

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ontar1

11:25AM | Thu, 24 October 2019

That is fantastic and interesting style!

tuerda

12:10PM | Thu, 24 October 2019

It looks like there is a fully rendered image in there, but it is blurred and faded out in order to give center stage to the construction lines, as a sort of homage to the process of creation itself. This is a cool stylistic choice. I think it might be geared more towards artists than towards the general public, because most people will not really understand what the construction lines represent: Almost all art starts out like that, but very rarely is it part of the finished work.

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MagikUnicorn Online Now!

2:21PM | Thu, 24 October 2019

MAGNIFIQUE

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LeeMoon

4:23PM | Thu, 24 October 2019

Almost a year ago, I returned to (digital) sketching for the first time in about 20 years. I use Procreate and Paper on an iPad Pro and have gotten a lot of satisfaction from my efforts, as unpolished as they are. Your sketch is awesome. I love every aspect of it. I leave construction lines in my sketches many times and I like that look. Your mixed media image is simply lovely. Thank you so very much for sharing it here. I love it.

Lee

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A_Sunbeam

1:11AM | Fri, 25 October 2019

Very nice!

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paul_gormley

1:51AM | Fri, 25 October 2019

a great sketch and finish, though a slight criticism if I may, the left leg seems too small in comparison to the rest of the body if it is indeed stretched forward as it seems to be.

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